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Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
EDITION.
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WIGGINs, W. VA, Nov. 26 - isil'
way n.spnates q. ard their eubAlterDs sr:
always very reticant about accidents
happening along their lines, and 1t ID
Almcss morally impossible 80 get at the
truth through any of The en-
ployes. they at least, In the event OF en
accident, are 10 be deaf and dumb
These thoughts occur to your correspon
dent to-day rs be learns for The ire, time
that the engineer OF tho express train
which carried him from Hinton 20 tbii
poiut 90 the night Of the 18Th ran in o
the shifting engine at Clifton Forge aud
Iiiersliy Gu. Engineer Ham "in two -
Mr.. Ham was one OF the OLD est enRi
Desrs IN the road, entering tie ssrvicr
~ le so years s2c, and Simon A,lstuck
the engineer OF he express being Misc
an old and trusty engineer.
Bolh men 1ere careful and erem fy
men. AiisJock was no, seriously hur;,
His train had been de sod by Tho isar
ing ont CT the calling OF Big Bend Tun
mel, md VISA five nsurs late, OF which
the Chitoa F,rsa garjmaster had been
advised. cannot learn of any others
being killed or IN jnrea.
Ga The 17ta OF this mouth we had
what Is termed . dark day, expsrien.
cling mifniab bt darkness uni. IL O'CLOCK
q m. The chickens 81! Ius leave thei.
Ioosts until that hUrr, and lights weTs
Hotuslly rte aired until Ico3. Or thu
18Th OF the month the C!rc!unAtiars 81.
perienced a Ike dark GAy.
What cAused It no oae knows; some
talked OF an eclipse, some thought Of
dense forest fres, while tie Ignorant
and W ak N ed were teE:i6e], fear
ing that Gcd's Cay OF wrath was dawn
ing,
TRo unsophistloated nouutaineers OF
opposite poiitics oslieG on me yeet1 rdgy
30 settle dispute between shsm Tie
R5publican claimed th"t ThsnkEglv!us
day was only sittilZ up Ct old
C.esyier's u run bin into otI.e Agiu
The Democrat argued thai 1t wIs "a
part OF tie couEtituiiog OF tue whole
world 10 keep that dAy, snd Is had 10
be kep.." Both opened their eyes xhtn
explain ed the mEtter."
Above here tor the past two OF the,
wtes3 n genial, nlrtr-.ovlIg engineer,
Charles Roberta by arne, hss been ell
Ragsi IN setting up a srge steam eI-
Rine, etc, 10, the aausdeid, Ohio,
ManntsciuriDR Co. Passing fed II
pumpkins the ether day he said, 'thnt
bes 10 Oa,o." WheD ssFed why, he re-
pied, because the Fo! !s 60 rich In our
Stato the v.na runs 40 rapidly that they
wear the pumpkins out dragging them
over the grguno." Hurlah :oE Foraker
and Oh!o. W, y ".
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fs'aily iijirsu by a Dynamite car.


ArblA, No7. 30 Theodore Bond
oAtefV'sor nt Marple T0~n,dip, was
ens"f" Ia blasting atone oD toe Spring.
na'l TVai TO day, ard wss heating .
o1 EAt.'e carniUse oyer brush hrs,
wien exp'oied, shaglrrins b,- orm
sb1 - nGd bn.LiuK ii, bodv and ;acs
z as oi men vGr0lug with nltn had
Jus. tie de "a tsS moment. natore
~ =" osion. b1nt was CARRIED - the
E'o n Isaac BnREs, nsGr by, and DR..
ta'I - called 'u attend him, who Fro
AyIL Mn irjurits ;atai.
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Fifth ED!TIes1|
A"rnilg . -,,s s,,s-

The dAe sGpsrior Cont ,'.,''' ,'''I
rH',; ,ns' s' y o'c.ooi a., '','aa,i =. pa
btnca, a"l fsyl.. =
Aitt' 'oms nlpo, h.,
u''pcnd ZIP =, Of, Mr. Hi.,-,. H1,.-,a ID
oss,,s. es's o, . joseph .. h Ec.!.a,.s. m, =
Mr.. E'chaid,ouu s u'q = s,s. .,.. I'd
anora,. noin 20 lease ,ts MI. tT,.-'s'I
, snt's witnesses, snd The u / ~, ~ A'd'i
stlI, there was l1ubef ty' Ep',aa'N
pace taa. to Pay the rea: Z, ssa y - .
ssa,' yea. a he ,aid that all NJ, = paA ~
,ne pace and then ouii :, "a5 @
i.And On The part Of N. +, ,,b,.. ~
escape his ius, ohl,ps.,n,,ua ,",uasiiS
ha tenced ita' II Mr.. Horn o. n, .
haa ruu the mil the sspc a, =,
aids9ns ,9 had done fora ? 5D.,,s. ~ a.
cen "a Rave done well au5 .,,,s
nc said hat Mr.. Rs,s'...l '-l..
never have parted with N. ~,
not oeen that his heslt.. l,l,s,
was % comp etely broken t,,,s
va" Obliged TO retire i,r,
oasintss ani setk a ebsr.t
aud ai'. He couta dsd m, y.
hIcson bsi been ! .iesirl +,
Horn and Foibta, and tV..'4
POINT IN such On eloquent ro..
Mr. Richardson VA v,..S@ ~
ard the tears courssd dor, -
tie concluded hia ar,7ns,1
c'ciooG BY asking v.,3." !,
amount OF the claim al t,hsl,,i'
jury. @--"N
Hon. Charles b. L9rs c,s,sv!
Rumsnt ior the de:suse ty Il ~
Der OF ctses to the coci, = "a,
where fraud lie ,hoWu i.I.t,n,s
action sc.d, He raid ,A,,lU,
by the plalutlff that i! Il, b,.,sN
fould ih@t hs had beel t.g,,I
should have delivered up "A ws
ont wEl.e he admitted II. l5sn.
law, he cnntebded lhb. +, t.l n,
10 This care.
hs. Lore addressed the c ,,t.s
hour, and then cUmmeLc.i A,r
h.ent to the jury By clmussilip
'oF their patience sn1 c.ss,,,sI
ne IN tnst he cate Ens s3tlGp1
He said That bs shol 4 10. a,2ss,I
nr. HiRz rs did. 10 pic,G:s {. ,iul
terms tho hSrdships q ii. as
which hf. Richardson va. d IA
aft ctsd, as that rrmintel bar|
story 10 once heard atout A. .alsl
who got into q fsl. Sttis h 4
wor-ttd
he ,ntered q euit for l,al,a
when hi' counsel wai t.5g.s,.ji
iraytng 70 tie jury hov t8l ss a
bad beeR used, the It!,hmN llT
c'Jin He wss repl!.,, ~ sJ
coari, WHO iLquirei vas' vil
ter, when lie replied: Y.g; lad
didn't groU vas hurried :, sd l
j heard Al.n TIL Il" TIL, I'd
tended, was the case With I 2l1|
soa, wLo I'D no' have Any 5slll|
had b en wroDgei unit. " -.l:
Hlfeirs' eloquent argunes; h|
no. thiyk here N1s ouy alsloA
supposeI tea, hr Z .ra
is u fool, but II Whist bic coa5,tl y
u trna II would 80 i,E losa ,iIl
that he Is.
He con'6nded that Z ih NIL ]
been al. Mr., Richardson '5s a,is|
would not have parltd H!ia'. NJ
oaas Tia; he gave It rp % iaSni
his health would 10: Go, o. I; Nd
thing bad been as be Te I9:'x1
wouia have turned Il o7ts "a arsai
10 ;un The nj. Lad 9s'i'
hy the III hardsors ia' yeas AEt :
would have confirmed 70 Fa1 I ~
hot been worn ouf. he canR1!'3ui
the whole transaction Wa ina,li
IN the part Il Mr L caaids ! I'D
therefore he was roi e-.i!.'v U
cover
H. ooni,nued to rpeaE rg . gu
md Ms. Higgins will rske Y !.
.rf nmtnt for the p.a!nl!1 u NJ
! Don.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
Mira Washington To Snss1d, OF West
Chester, Pa. Is dIlt. sics.
Our 81 co mems thoe heats anything
In the city for comfort, styie and dura
bility. Boston housr, s0i MNket 81.
Considerable attention 10 attracted by
. small traia Of stcHuI cars IN full OPT
ration In q window on Market street.
In mems footwosr We have the best
styles in tho city ior q 30. 304 MAike,
street
william B Pyle OF this city has been
elected symnaslum caplaia o1 the cia.s
Of 81 At An nertt College.
Call In and see the new patented
Rasa Hhoe. Boston Bios House, 3Oi
Msrset street
Tako your p'o ures 10 Ysrser's whole.
taie factory, 4ls 5Aipley At., aud hnva
them framed righ. aud at the right
price.
William r. Ha,soD, OF No. 81 Es,,
Third street aoco mpsD'sd By his wife
has gone 10 Il .oIesser. N Y, on Q short
vacation.
TIE Rev. A Thatcher viii preach n,
isemoor NJ. L Church o. night, ana
tao Rsv. w. l. White On Friday nish,
o! this week.
We have = Ladies' solid iea,her sho,
In kh ard psbble, squsr' toe. worked
holes. for tbs tnansum Of Is. Henry
fikn. 3Oi Market street
Reduce gas hills. Burn Astral ell,
the best burning huid. 4, James Belt,
druggist, sole agent, 9th aud Market
streets Ask your grocer for 1t
Ms g. ID. DaucAu, OF No. COS west
rd ttreet, returned home on Tuesday
last from nine weeks visit To her
daughter, who lire' near Boa on.
The rev cars for the s,ec,ric RAILWAY
have been comp .ted They will be- the
hnest ones In the oity. They are rum
bored 20 and 20
Hon. j. B. bennington, OF Dover,
started for Washington lhis morning.
10 order To DO pre- sot ~ the ID .mocr a III O
caucus. We eEpect that he viii me he
MS mark In the next Gen sre,s.
The asphalt pavement IN front OF the
Clay ton Honse h4s been repaired where
hrokea by the dsay carrying the heavy
Hsrvin ta!e for tho Artisans SAyIpss
Bark.
The farm OF The lsto Ly dia jackson
hrnnett Towns ip, Pa, WAS sold ut
pub, ic sale on Saturday, last 20 Wizard
N ncGovern, OF n Hrses-in, for $77,tO per
acre. making 81 i,fEO.
There will be religions mestire held
3; No ia EaSt Second stresr, this even.
in2, for tbs editicAt!on 81 baileyers and
tho conversion OF sinners. All are vol.
coioe.
Tde Atber ran I.tsrary Society Of
DslAwars C0iieSe l.ropnr. hodiug n
soclabie ~ ths T. i Men'R Hail at New.
ARK or Br.day evening. IL ise expected
ina iaTge number VI psrsoIs will be
present.
j j. healey, e e Gormley and NJ.
> shsfkey, IA cRiiacz huntins dozs
nd "a Formidable armury o. sho1ting
im mciemsuts, letr COR ot;Y yesterday on
> Gunning excursion to Ulinco,eagus
Is and.
Tbs emsius OF joseph = Tavresey,
" 90 for uu IN osr Of years kent a bar.
$50 stote az ;hs corner OF Fsnftu and
hinS strese Ia tniS city. were buried
.; London Tr4nt Church, In Chvuter
County, Pa yesterday.
EDWARD Swau, lAts foreman ma.
chinist 50 tue = w Il B ronndhouse
n ,his city, has bean sppnintcd ors.
MAJ of tie r., W. * Il rUuudhouie at
Sixteenth sud NSstiuRtln avenue,
F1'Ia5e .rLis, 10 nil The vacancy
o'u:r4 hy the death 0. Bent ilmin b.
Doug .gs,
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n rTip 10 GIenton.

ne q, hoieey, in company With a
nun hes q faTnsEs OF lhiA csuLty.
ID nape au5.hcr "Trip 10 Trenton, n. j !,
o DAY 70 famine tho condition of the
hedgs f,' cne planted and dressed uy the
uayuon ledge Feoce Compauy. The
se-thrr 80 rather cold; but the Tide
musi lave proved Ea her u . easaut
one, Az hs cara srs Com fortabiy heated
ana hshe good tune on ibis line, All
the rartles were doubtless folly con.
ginced lhat the system OF the Dayton
company for planting and nnuaIins
he1Ses 10 one OF the best thn. ms ooen
nt9aset ID The Gtts tion oi farmers, and
'ts ibtrpaG Gction will prove . positive
advanis9e The lenhth Of time ra.
qnirtG TO mako this fence IL 40 great II
thhh mat required to grow the Usage
n'auis, AMI tre existence OF 30 many
hedges ca the different farms In or
couhfg is a proof al what can be done
IN Ihta respect. Our readers may look
Tor beir certificate to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
Al.III,l nnnLIIn

Re lmin Cqs!ey and Charles Il.
Losa-l yoln2 men, were rival saitais
''r haAd oi E,iztb,.h Waursoa, II
yea gIa, tho daughter Of a. wen
htu.A amer al Ok.,Ia Jauc ion,
low ING t~1 'lsu tn.L ut t1a gitl's
hon-e IGs.dsy mo ming AMI had u
'te'ssAs iiaat, tIs viccor 70 nave tu.
r." Ens!"Y WAS succ SAUL, driving
Ais 'ai asay AZ la point Of a Iayol.
FeF' LogSL wac tbs iavutile WITH III,
!. "ul OF 1crrG.y ait.iEoon Sic shot
aud a Lied Eers.tt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
Another Great niars-so L,ye.,or

hut 81 900 worth Of clothing saved
from tue late New York Are. The ainrm
sas sounded INN uediateiy, aud the
brave and active flfsmsu were soon 90
hand. sbd bs 80 Going saved 81. 600
sorth OF meme, youths and boy $ closh
ies, and the Insurance company sp
polluted RppralseTs 10 value tho stock,
aud they nave agreed To dispose OF the
goods al 400 on the dollar ~ make a
hdai tetiiemehi. by oraer Of the i.sur
sncs con pApy sale viii open on Dec
l, 1857 Fire lneorspce sslesrooras, SIG
Market ttrett. VIII, Del.
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Tho Repu bnean " ould me 10 sec

Ullpn street from F5ur.a - Front, il
better travelling ccD1ltuu. That's all.
Sa-t; strses from Penny ysu.a ave.
nue. To the b y . de.at, E: Delaware
avenue, ~ IA DStloi afitr. TEst's al.
MdrEeG street from Wattr 10 Ecur
tssth navsi win Bs,sign biCcx, =.
ANYTHING better. TLa.'sa...
Every merchant gho eIpec1s to %
any holiday hUslrc.o place th.ir cetd
where u wi be- seeu, N tho REPuull.
CAN. That's all.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
Tuua Rn.. .p,n

L., e, rc0y morning ansu' $50 O'clock
=, =, ds'nes Il DeaH, cuipttd, living e.,
n" ~ lrcns' S'r-s'. Topk q dose of
iAae -1uun To relieve the pain OF neu-
~ ~ -" irnm which she was suffering.
oman took an overdose snd from
~ p sCts o. u remain ned unconscious
a. ! 0 clock. DR. O. ID. E Ball wrs
ca - IN and iAe woman is recovering
d-itr Eis cars .
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
White Hurna Iin,al.

NY table Is large and spresd with g..
Whatever man chooses 20 cal.
Ham nud cggS are all IN demand
TO satisfy the hutRTy nan.
The sta5,ts are large aud warm for all
y Eeet hay and oats il every stall
My ltquur 10 brought from Eas. nuC
West,
Tho:e Who drink It like it best.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

a Unauko OF HusSnsss,

-AomSs W. steward has ,old the
o",Oh' goa VII and fixture. of the
"a uf shd feed store, corner of Fourth
Au4 hinR .ttee's Ruben Jany!er,
po7tn ester 1T Nav Osstle, who W III
,ehe possession IN few days. Mr..
Sle ~ ara las !eated tho mills OF Mr,
f'A "a. A-wp)rt, aud will engage 10
grinding -four, f-td, sc
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
Bal s and Receptions

Ga Friday evening, Decen her 0, ths
Oian'Na Gael will give their GYs; an
noal reception In Institute Hall.
The trieatship Fire Company Will
celebrate their li2.h sIrivsrssry With
grand bal and reception ut German
Hall, on Wed aesdsy even NJ, Decem
bor 81
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
pEGISTER's ORDER,
~ REGISFEk'S OFFICE.
NEW CATTLE IntfEsry npT

hovemhcr End. u.s..
Upon the application Of JAMES NJ, IIOF.
FEthER Jr., Administrator OF Thomas .i
Bower, ate OF Wilmington Hundred IN
saln coun} >. deceased, II Is ordered and
nlrectrd ny the Register thai the Ad-
mtnistrator Aforesaid give notice oi
granting OF letters of Admlnistration
upon the estate OF the deeea sed, with the dNtc
oi granting thereof, by causing adver1ts tse.
mems to be posted within forty days
itun tht uAte oi such Iettersin six OF
The most public places Of the county
or New Castle, requiring all persopt
having dems nds against the estate 10 uy.se y .
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided and also caus4
sle sane % be inserted within the same PERIOD
IL IL ths i'aiiy ,hhPubLiCAH, a newapaper pub
- .s9,t - IN Wll,nihklpn, Del, AMI " be contin-
ueH therein three weeks (e. o. d.
~~~1 Given under the hanu and Seal Of
L. s. Oilce Of the Register afdresald al
t-| Wilmington, in New Csstle County
Aforesaid, toe day and year q hove written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
horICn-A y pernons having claims against
tAe estate oftbe deceased must present the
saine duly atlssted 70 the Adhinistrat0r
On VI before November as 1879, or nbide
hs Of Assembly In such cas4 made and
JAMES II. HoFFECkER Jr.,
Address. Wilmington. Del. ms
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
somethipc woytb Pend,,,

Just opened with fui l;pa Of wall
papers and VIII dow shades, which We
are selling at the very lowest price.; we
would solicit a cali from orr fr.4nds
and the rnoiiG. G. ". EyASs &. Co.
209 West Sacaud street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
.,,... H,rd Eonnes

N,suuA. N. Il MY N. .a;sl,
D1nabu., OF Boston, ana siesn ys sa',IIs ~
oan"ss 81 " in bsIn in =: Ai1. IS,,. art %
mornine roou Donahue Is 70 "a ., 49,
mo'",pf n.,ahs f129 pounds oeIlsy .gy ~
~signsd weisne iS1 pounds. ,i cgi't5 IN s9ss "
h,s! Of II up 10 the eiaEen,I an,rs,3 t:Ss :.'s
o. t,,ss as alSrm Of police 81 l1ss n 9rpfssss
., 'i,,I nsli an bcur, and b2'9 rag, 1ier Wv p,
~ ,r,e,i 'ne LIS It . cffepsivo SAsO - ~
setaer egain. :, ,ornd b2ih D,W,s 10
IN q he.p sf,os t,s "a, iE155o:l'! 'Sasssll ssssl
WI whtcs ..s, D0 Both men wa,s ESsSns.ta' SSs ~ =
MS ,a ice iosI' I,,, soaud, though Daar'asd!%S
,hs \, 'fo s,ssper OF the two ~ SSbsIig dfospss ss
S,Gs' S,m IKE Ga' ies, win two 10 70 ins '''
0nr!sy 0nnsyns ecu y "a "a declared the %.
---. ,.acksts 0!
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
state Boatd OF phnrmaor

The stste Board OF Pharmacy met At
Dover To day, hnn trRnsactef regular
business. Frank 4. 5nith, one OF the
members from Wilmington, lem atterd. .
ancc. He left for Dover at 8 50 a. N,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
kGfAfslfsHs

. hsison Lodge, Eo.2 10 OF,
WIN hhve d gcanc rsuniou at Odd Eel.
IoSA, Hall this evening, at which an
e1SeLent ptosrar, consisting OF M usi
sSpted. P'o
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
a EeuoIinn Ilirnt

a 1 "Ss ieportei this mUrning that q
ns". COZ y sce At FIons and hIaa ,son
,,ie' .sl.. EHl that Que Oi tie ren had
oerp hhocE'd down by = cub and re.
,SS'fi% iita'ed. No particulars could
De t+inth, ss i took piaor rat'5 thls
n1'L'hg Eo,n!n2 ~ss known Of the
aDaI- az pgic, siatiun
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

Oue application of SslvA.ion OIL we..
ru6Dsd ic cuTod rns OF rheumeIism IL
the arm OF twO nCu'Ae standing.
never irtecd to be y l:hou; l.. L. b
CRAnER NEsElrstou, d g.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

Yerger's, 4l9 shipley street, ia the
place to Luy French plate mirE9rs at
prtces below all others.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
stase OF the 1cII,na n1,.
Hns W sss,,sx

To-morTow ptoEisss 70 be fair to
and rather warner. Similar conditions
Will probably prevail! on SatrGay.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

Dop't buy any p,otGres aud freIpes
until you have seen Yer2sr's stock AID
pr .ces. $40 Ship,ey street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
KENNARD&C0,

all linen fancy Dor
der hemstitch Hand.
kerchiets did go out
yesterday! But hay'
ing bought the bal
ance of the lot, you
can still have the
best styles to select
from; l5c; never
sold un der 25c..
37c. and50c. Proba
bly, the greatest bar
gain in hand dix er-
chiefs ever offered in
Wilmington. Our
handk stock
is immense. and as
usual with us, the
prices are right.
And those 39c. all
wool Dress Goods;
how they are going.
1t won't be long be.
fore they will be en-
tirely cleaned up.
Some 62!c. all wool
fancy Dress Goods
90 with them to-
day. Our large win
dow will give YOU
some idea Of them:
every piece in the
window -39c. and
plenty more on the
counter; dropin and
see them. We have
two very desirable
styles OF plain
French dress goods;
one is a Drap de
Alma; elegantgoods,
75c., 40 in. wide.
These goods bring
SIC. in every mar.
ket III America the
year round, but they
go in with this re
duced sale of dress
goods we have in.
a u gura e d. The
9th er is a 50-in.
French Foulc cloth,
in weight,
soft in texture, lovely
IN fnis b: superb
goods for a fine dress:
only 81 &c, so in.
wide. worth 81 all
the time; all shades
and black. We show
the best make Of
Ladies Dress Cloths
in the market, full
"a in. wide; fine fin.
lsh, pure wool and
will not wearrough:
Soc; usual price 81.
We still own a
large line Of neat
checks in 50 and 54
in. all wool cloths,
suitable for droesoo
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

Steel engravings aud etchings ut Yer.
gers art gallery, Gl9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

1seifever'st ease. of asthma are Immediate
iy r. iieVed by the use of Ayers Cherry Pea
tora,.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

[I;0H SALE-s-SIOKY baIuK HOUSE
II On south sido Of IsOyerihg sysnu 40,
tssr Van Eursn street, viii cell chea ., and
N ttrrss 70 quit puro1as Monthly install.
2sns texen. Alao ~ Iinhso stIeet. Apply
. H.SOuTT VEhNON. this oftoe. .le'u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01
On MONDAY, DECEMBER I2Ta, l;5-,
at O'Clock, D. M,

aI2 o CLOCK, p. M,
:, His farm situated in White Clsy EJesx
lIi bIuhared, about.Il miles south of StR1t Ia,
,S AZ hh!ng lana oI Honry L.. Churcbn.af,
- %. ". SINH pson and Arnold NsadGin. /.
Suuthlns ltO arres, moro or less, ten ocfas OF
y! icn are woodland. The araole land Ia 8 +.
Viftd into iields and is in a R.od stnte n,
eutivat'oa. Tne improvements c0aIis. .! a
WOO mouse aid barn, .ariiage.house, sprtBe-
louise ard other necessafy outbuild.u.E
,erohs Wishing 70 view tho property viii %
1nnWo the same on califpg on tho sUscrib sr
rs erns ~ SAFE JOHN q. FISHER.
Thomas Brackin, Aust. dl.Itd
Daily Republican., 1887-12-01

lkT TANIEi,--4o .-.4Ilro - CaI>D 81
Wy the wa Intelligence I tlce, 800
~ apza TT aUj seaoFe gtoi taliAois help
for 81, capacities sw d. giIls aesire post
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-12-30
A Valuable Cargo of Gold.

A costly convoy passed the other day
through Berlin, Germany. 1t consisted
of fifteen heavy iron trunks, which
were carted from the depot at the east
ern boundary to the western limits of
the city and there stored in cars bound
for Paris. France and Amsterdam,
Holland. At the latter place nearly all
the older Russian loans were made, and
the interest on them is still being paid
there. The Stock Exchange of Paris
having of late been selected as broker
for floating the loans of the Russian
Government, it is of Importance to set
as much Russian gold rolling there
as possible. For such reasons the fifteen
cases, weighing about 100 pounds
and containing 100000 of gold rou-
bles, were sent westward. The popu-
laticn of Russia is hardly ever granted
the pleasure of seeing gold coins. They
have to do their business IN the depre-
ciated greenbacks of the nperial treas
INV Chicago NelCs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-12-30
TEMPERANCE READING.
SONG OF REvELRY.


:. Far Down Thy Depths. Champagns."
Fill high your bowl with fusil oil!
With tannin let your cups be crowned!
If stryehnia gives relief to toll,
Let strychnia's generous juice abound
With Oil of vitriol cool your brains,
Or, animated atoms brew:
ana NIL your arteries, hearts and veins
With glee-and infusorial glue
Ah-h-h fragrant fume of kreosote!
Bewitching bowl of Prussian bluei
who would not cool his parching throat
With your bright offspring, mountain dewi
Stronger than aught that wrecked the frame
Or shook the mighty brain of Burns!
Surely, you'll set our heads afiame,
Whene'er his festal day returnsl
Bring on the beer! Fresh copperas foam,
With alum mixed in powder fine!
How could my foolish fancy roam
In search of whittier froth than thine,
Thine Indian berry's essence spread
Through amber wavelets, sparkling clear,
Benumbs dull care strikes feeling dead,
And narcotics shame and fear.
Far down thy bubblng depths, champagne,
Drown'd honor, love and beauty lie!
They fought tn unequal fight in vain!
Shall we, then, merely drink and die?
Sweet acetate of lead. Forbid
To ev'ry drink add pangs-and tell
What tottures in thy bosom hid
Anticipate the stings of hell
Then drink, boys! Drink! We never can
Drink younger-and we never will
BE men--or aught resem bling man
While prisoners have the power to kill!
Amenl From frenzy's screech of mirth,
To maudIin sorrows drunken flow,
Let's rave through scenes unmatched on earth
And not to be surpassed below!
George Ssnaott, in " Y Grdphic